Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Exercise no. 3 --- Key to Corrections

1. Although all had eaten, nevertheless they were not happy.

Omnibus manducatis, tamen non erant felices.

Quamquam omne manducaverant, non tamen erant felices.




2. When he will have ascended to the Father, Jesus will be ashamed of the men not hearing the Father's words.

Cum ad Patrem ascenderit, Jesus viros non audientes verba patris confundetur.



3. Quapropter salutare praeceptum Domini felices audivimus, et diligimus omnes, et nobis ('to us') similes et dissimiles.


Wherefore happy we have heard the saving precept of the Lord, and we love all, both similar and dissimilar to us. 

Therefore we, the happy ones, have heard the saving precept of the Lord, and we love all, both similar and dissimilar to us.  

Therefore, happy are we who have heard the saving precept of the Lord, and we love all, both similar and dissimilar to us

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

GRAND QUIZ BEE (Individual and Team Standing after Day 1)


TEAMS
Group
Events
Individual
Events
Group points for those lacking the 5th member
TOTAL
RANK
(as of Day 1)
Highest Possible Score
30
15
45

Team Dabbay
26
4
N/A
30
7
Team Aldea
24
7
1
32
6
Team Bravante
28
9
3
40
1
Team Madriaga
29
8
N/A
37
3
Team Purugganan
27
6
N/A
33
4.5
Team Dingil
28
5
N/A
33
4.5
Team Mendoza
30
9
N/A
39
2

NOTE:
Amosin and Bravante cannot anymore play for a fifth member who is lacking.
Tougher questions on Day 2
Short Cheer shall begin Day 2.


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GROUPINGS FOR LATIN III

GROUP I
Alejaga
Dabbay (Leader)
James
Javier
Romain

GROUP II
Aldea  (Leader)
Amosin
Galpo
Li
Werunga

GROUP III
Aleman
Bravante (Leader)
Gazzingan
Kaburu 
Pugasan 


GROUP IV
Chineke
Ferrater
Madriaga  (Leader)
Ortinero 
Salvo 

GROUP V
Duenas
Iyerio
Purugganan  (Leader)
Salazar
Suma 

GROUP VI
Dingil  (Leader)
Durango
Oinde
Serrano
Temperante

GROUP VII
Lam
Mendoza  (Leader)
Thu
Wanyonyi
Yeban

Friday, August 29, 2014

GRAND LATIN 3 QUIZ BEE (Prelims)

1. The Grand Latin 3 Quiz Bee will serve as the Preliminary examination for this semester.
2. The groupings will be revealed on September 3, 2014.
3. It will be a two-day event.
4. The coverage will be as follows:

a. All Regular Noun Declensions (Case, Gender, Number)
b. All Regular Verb Conjugations (Mood, Tense, Voice, Person, Number)
c. Adjectives
d. Prepositions (Previously Provided)
e. Ablative Absolute
f. PPP and PAP
g. The Declension of Jesus, Jesu
h. All other things not mentioned but are included in UNITS 1-17 of the Text book.
i. Vocabulary Words and notes from Unit 1-17



Notes:
Although the grade of the group will be the grade of all its members, everyone needs to study and not rely on his/her group mates because this is not your ordinary quiz bee. 

SEE PREVIOUS POST FOR YOUR EXERCISE NUMBER 3.


Exercise no. 3 (Submit it on Sept 3)

EXERCISE NO. 3
Directions:
a. Write the translations (Latin or English, as the case may be) in your Notebook to be passed on Wednesday, September 3, 2014.
b. Minus two for every wrong verb per number; minus one for other wrong words or formulation.
c. Review Unit 16 for guidance.
d. All vocabulary words are found in the textbook.
 

1. Although all had eaten, nevertheless they were not happy.
2. When he will have ascended to the Father, Jesus will be ashamed of the men not hearing the Father's words.
3. Quapropter salutare praeceptum Domini felices audivimus, et diligimus omnes, et nobis ('to us') similes et dissimiles.

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Quiz no. 3 - Key to Correction and Top Ten

LATIN III QUIZ NO. 3
Key to Correction


1. Militibus clamantibus, rex ambulat ad pulchram urbem.
2. Multis urbibus captis a bono rege, puellae timebant hostes.
3. With Peter and Paul being/as the apostles, Mary (has) praised God.
4.  When dinner had been prepared / having been prepared, Peter (has) permitted the new disciple to stand at the right hand of Paul.


NOTES:
1. Nobody got a perfect score.
2. Please be guided that the verb "permettere" may be followed by a dative and an infinitive. [SEE page 98 of the textbook]
3. If the construction of the clause is  ablative absolute, do not put 'cum' and do not use the simple perfect passive but the PPP or perfect passive participle.
4. Observe the proper use of preposition.
5. I have already given most of the vocabulary words yet many are still misled.
6. A participle is a verbal adjective so it must agree in number, gender and case to the word it modifies.
7. There are those who still need to brush up with their Latin I and II. Sorry but we do not have the luxury of time and we need to proceed.
8. There are many things to learn so please help me give you a passing mark. 
9. For inspiration and motivation, I am posting the top ten students in quiz number 3.

SUMA -39
LI - 39
DURANGO - 39

JAVIER - 38

THU - 37

SERRANO - 36
ORTINERO - 36
FERRATER - 36

MENDOZA - 35

AMOSIN - 34

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Eat


The latin word for "to eat" is MANDUCO, MANDUCARE, MANDUCAVI, MANDUCATUS

Note: There will be a regular latin vocabulary test.

ERRATA (August 13)


Kindly correct your notes because there are errata that must be rectified in my examples last 13 August because of some errors in the transfer of data.

FILII REGUM VICTORIA IN BELLO LAUDATI SUNT.
FILII REGUM E VICTORIA IN BELLO LAUDATI SUNT.
(The sons of the kings have been praised because of the victory in war.)




Latin Exercise no. 2

Latin Exercise no.2

August 13, 2014

Direction: Translate from Latin to English and vice-versa.


1. oration, orationis

2. capio, capere, cepi, captus

3. redemptor, redemptoris

4. potentia, -ae

5. book (nom, sing and gen, sing)

6. but

7. canticum, -i

8. bishop

(nom, sing and gen, sing)

9. possum, posse, potui

10. adjuvo, adjuvare, adjuvi, adjutus

11. voice (nom, sing and gen, sing)

12. maestus, -a, -um

13. paro, parare, paravi, paratus

14. priest (nom, sing and gen, sing)

15. to love (4 principal parts)


Thursday, August 7, 2014

Latin Exercise no. 1

LATIN EXERCISE no. 1

Direction:
1.     Using your small notebook, write your name first. Then, the date when you finished answering the exercises.
2.     Write “Latin Exercise no. 1” 
3.     Translate from English to Latin.
4.     This shall be passed on our next meeting.
5.     Failure to follow directions will have minus one.
6.     Review your basic Latin.
7.     The vocabulary words are not provided but can be found in the textbook.
8.     If you perfect this exercise, you will have a bonus of two points in the next quiz.

Note: This exercise is equivalent to a quiz.

TRANSLATE FROM ENGLISH TO LATIN USING YOUR NOTEBOOK.

1.     Lord, say the word and I shall be healed. (10 points)
2.     The good popes, who had come to Jesus in the house of Peter, were being blessed. (10 points)
3.     Through the power of Jesus, we will be freed from the evil one.
4.     Paul and Peter are heard by the angels. (10 points)
5.     The girls were being praised by the queen. They have been praised also by the king. (10 points)

Solemnity of St. Dominic de Guzman


SOLEMNITY OF OUR HOLY FATHER ST. DOMINIC DE GUZMAN


On 8 August 2014, Friday, we remember our Holy Father St. Dominic de Guzman oh his feast day. We mark this occasion as a special holiday with NO CLASSES and NO OFFICE WORK for the Thomasian community.

A Eucharistic celebration will be offered in honor of St. Dominic on 7 August 2014, Thursday, at 9:00 AM at the UST Santisimo Rosario Chapel. The University Vice-Chancellor, Very Rev. Fr. Gerard Francisco P. Timoner III, OP will be the main celebrant and homilist during the said Mass which will be concelebrated by the UST Fathers.

We greatly encourage all administrators, faculty members, students and support staff to partake in the celebration as an expression of reverence and devotion to St.Dominic de Guzman.

[signed]
Fr. Winston F. Cabading, OP
Secretary-General

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Photo Credit: La Gloria de Santo Domingo (Guido Reni, 1613)

Thursday, July 31, 2014

CHART: Indicative Passive

INDICATIVE PASSIVE



Conjugations
I
- āri
II
- ēri
III
-i
IV
- īri
Model Verb
Voc-ARI = to be called
Mon-ERI = to be advised
Mitt-I = to be sent
Aud-IRI = to be heard

Present
Tense

Vocor –
I am called
voc-OR
voc -ARIS
voc -ATUR
voc -AMUR
voc -AMINI
voc -ANTUR

mon-EOR
mon -ERIS
mon -ETUR
mon -EMUR
mon -EMINI
mon –ENTUR
mitt -OR
mitt -ERIS
mitt -ITUR
mitt -IMUR
mitt -ITIMINI
mitt -UNTUR
Aud -IOR
Aud -IRIS
Aud -ITUR
Aud -IMUR
Aud -IMINI
Aud –IUNTUR

Imperfect
Tense

Vocabar – I was being called
voc -ABAR
voc -ABARIS
voc -ABATUR
voc -ABAMUR
voc -ABAMINI
voc -ABANTUR
mon -EBAR
mon -EBARIS
mon -EBATUR
mon -EBAMUR
mon -EBAMINI
mon –EBANTUR
mitt -EBAR
mitt -EBARIS
mitt -EBATUR
mitt -EBAMUR
mitt -EBAMINI
mitt -EBANTUR
Aud -IEBAR
Aud -IEBARIS
Aud -IEBATUR
Aud -IEBAMUR
Aud -IEBAMINI
Aud -IEBANTUR
Future
Tense

Vocabor –
I shall/will be called
voc -ABOR
voc -ABERIS
voc -ABITUR
voc -ABIMUR
voc -ABIMINI
voc -ABUNTUR
mon –EBOR
mon -EBERIS
mon -EBITUR
mon -EBIMUR
mon -EBIMINI
mon -EBUNTUR
mitt -AR
mitt -ERIS
mitt -ETUR
mitt -EMUR
mitt -EMINI
mitt -ENTUR
Aud -IAR
Aud -IERIS
Aud -IETUR
Aud -IEMUR
Aud -IEMINI
Aud -IENTUR

Perfect
Tense

Vocatus sum – I was called, I have been called
Vocatus,-a,-um sum
Vocatus,-a,-um es
Vocatus,-a,-um est
Vocati, -ae, -a sumus
Vocati, -ae, -a estis
Vocati, -ae, -a sunt
Monitus, -a, -um sum
Monitus, -a, -um es
Monitus, -a, -um est
Moniti, -ae, -a sumus
Moniti, -ae, -a estis
Moniti, -ae, -a sunt
Missus, -a, -um sum
Missus, -a, -um es
Missus, -a, -um est
Missi, -ae, -a sumus
Missi, -ae, -a estis
Missi, -ae, -a sunt


Auditus, -a, -um sum
Auditus, -a, -um es
Auditus, -a, -um est
Auditi, -ae, -a sumus
Auditi, -ae, -a estis
Auditi, -ae, -a sunt



Pluperfect
Tense

Vocatus eram – I had been called
Vocatus,-a,-um eram
Vocatus,-a,-um eras
Vocatus,-a,-um erat
Vocati, -ae, -a eramus
Vocati, -ae, -a eratis
Vocati, -ae, -a erant
Monitus,-a, -um eram
Monitus, -a, -um eras
Monitus, -a, -um erat
Moniti, -ae, -a eramus
Moniti, -ae, -a eratis
Moniti, -ae, -a erant

Missus, -a, -um eram
Missus, -a, -um eras
Missus, -a, -um erat
Missi, -ae, -a eramus
Missi, -ae, -a eratis
Missi, -ae, -a erant


Auditus, -a, -um eram
Auditus, -a, -um eras
Auditus, -a, -um erat
Auditi, -ae, -a eramus
Auditi, -ae, -a eratis
Auditi, -ae, -a erant

Future Perfect
Tense

Vocatus ero – I shall have been called
Vocatus,-a,-um ero
Vocatus,-a,-um eris
Vocatus,-a,-um erit
Vocati, -ae, -a erimus
Vocati, -ae, -a eritis
Vocati, -ae, -a erunt

Monitus, -a, -um ero
Monitus, -a, -um eris
Monitus, -a, -um erit
Moniti, -ae, -a erimus
Moniti, -ae, -a eritis
Moniti, -ae, -a erunt

Missus, -a, -um ero
Missus, -a, -um eris
Missus, -a, -um erit
Missi, -ae, -a erimus
Missi, -ae, -a eritis
Missi, -ae, -a erunt

Auditus, -a, -um ero
Auditus, -a, -um eris
Auditus, -a, -um erit
Auditi, -ae, -a erimus
Auditi, -ae, -a eritis
Auditi, -ae, -a erunt